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NS19 Interview - Iain Macdonald, Graphic Designer

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Greetings, Ghostwatchers! To mark this year's 27th Anniversary for Ghostwatch, and Behind the Curtains' 9th National S é ance, I was very fortunate to speak with yet another extremely-talented contributor to the production; Dr. Iain Macdonald, who as you can see by this handy screen-grab, was listed as 'Graphic Designer' during the programme's eerie end-credit scroll. It was great speaking with Iain, and learning more on how his work influenced the show in 1992, including, its very special teaser trailer...

DELIVERY - Directed by Lesley Manning

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Greetings, Ghostwatchers! Exciting news, with the recent announcement that director, Lesley Manning is helming the new theatrical production, DELIVERY , which shall be playing at The Lion & Unicorn Theatre from 15th – 19th October, 8:00pm. Written by award-winning animator, Andy Walker, ( The Tracy Beaker Story, Show Me Show Me, The Great Rock & Roll Swindle ), the piece stars, Alex Walton (Best Actor, Behind the Arras Theatre Awards) Gordon Peaston (2019 Best Supporting Actor, FilmQuest Int. Film Fest.) Lizzie Aaryn-Stanton (Best Actress, Be Prepared and Drama ), and Barnaby Taylor (2017 Overall Winner Monologue Slam). A production packed with emotion, laughs, and subtlety, selected from hundreds of applicants, DELIVERY is described as, "A journey that travels a road lined with humour, humanity and hope. A life-affirming comedy-drama featuring depressed fruit flies, an amorous slug, and existential sheep." Considering the following, very moving syno...

National Séance 2019

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Greetings, Ghostwatchers! At last, another twelve months have passed, and National Séance 2019 is now officially less than... well, one further month away, I reckon..? And, you know what that means... National Séance 2020 is now officially less than thirteen months away ‒ so, get those Cheese & Pickle sandwiches on stand-by, 'cause we're only 34,214,400 seconds away from a full, uninterrupted decade of séancing, nationally! But first things, first. Will the doc be made available in time to mark the slightly sooner of those upcoming two events? Regrettably, most likely, not. A re-release is still something we're looking into, but so far, the stars have yet to realign since selling-out on DVD, now a fair while back [insert legitimately-plausible, though encouragingly-vague excuse here]. It will happen eventually, though; and with some luck, not too far down the road. x